As Kofi Annan, the former U.N. secretary general, put it: "State sovereignty, in its most basic sense, is being redefined".
"Migration, in its most basic sense, is a response to a changing climate," Dr. Farnsworth said.
In the US, it was typically known as slacker chic, which segued into the "hipster" aesthetic, which was, in its most basic sense, an attempt to recreate authenticity.
This seeming weakness, however, can actually be a strength by combining imaging markers from different pathways, it may be possible to assess the type of physiological escape mechanisms of a tumour (or other disease) as well as tumour presence [8], enabling individual treatment to be fitted in real time to the type of response, which is of course PM in its most basic sense.
By combining imaging markers from different pathways, it may be possible to assess the type of physiological escape mechanisms of a tumour (or other disease) [94, 95], enabling individual treatment to be fitted in real time to the type of response which is, of course, PM in its most basic sense.
Art in its most basic sense is to be understood as the transformation of what is real into an image (Das Wirkliche in ein Bild zu verwandeln, GS Vol 2, 126, de transformer en image ce qui, dans la nature est réel", GS Vol 1, 1).
"At this point in time it could cost £20m, £24m to put it right in the most basic sense".
In August, councillor Lisa Trickett said "it could cost £20m, £24m to put it right in the most basic sense".
It was, in the most basic sense, proper and welcome for the President to acknowledge such crimes.
It may be the world's first hybrid of alt-history and chick lit, but it's an untold story in the most basic sense — a book that misses every opportunity its premise might have afforded.
In the most basic sense, it's all good news — no one questions the inherent goodness of a public park, and each of these proposals seems individually praiseworthy.
